Bethlehem

• Church of the Nativity and the Grotto of the Nativity: One of the oldest churches in the world, believed to be the birthplace of Jesus, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Access to the underground cave requires queuing. (2–3 hours)
• Manger Square: The heart of the old city, surrounded by artisan shops and cafes, perfect for an evening stroll. (1 hour)
• Milk Grotto Chapel and Shepherd’s Field: Sites associated with traditional religious narratives, set in a quiet environment. (1–2 hours)
• Palestinian Heritage Center: A place to learn about local embroidery, traditional dress, and folklore. (1 hour)

Jericho

• Jericho Archaeological Site: Believed to have been inhabited for over 10,000 years, it is one of the earliest agricultural settlements in the world. (1.5 hours)
• Mt. of Temptation: Accessible by cable car, offering views over the Jordan Valley and desert landscapes. (1.5 hours)
• Dead Sea Shore: Enjoy floating and mud bathing — take care to protect your eyes and any open wounds. (Half day)

Ramallah

• Einstein Circle and Old City Market: Experience contemporary Palestinian urban life and the atmosphere of the local market. (1–2 hours)
• Cultural Centers and Bookshops: Get a feel for the local art, literature, and music scene. (1 hour)

Hebron and Nablus

• Hebron Old Town: A historic district rich in local character, with vibrant crafts and daily life. (Half day)
• Nablus Old Town: A maze of alleys surrounding a market known for handmade soap and traditional sweets. (Half day)
• Jacob’s Well: A religious site connected to the Samaritan community. (1 hour)
• Olive Oil Presses: During harvest season, visitors can observe the pressing process and sample freshly produced oil. (1 hour)